Play and Activities Suggestion for Different Age Levels
When we decide what games or toys to teach our students, we also need to consider what typically developed children would do at the corresponding age.
How do I help my child with autism to enjoy the learning process
My child doesn’t like to come to study. Sometimes, when it gets difficult, he will start stimming and do all sorts of things, and he doesn't pay attention anymore. What can I do?
Reinforcement Development in Group Settings
Learning motivation has a great impact on students’ learning progress in both one-to-one and group settings.
How to Effectively Stimulate the Learning Motivation of Children with ASD?
One of the most important sources of learning motivation is reward.
How do I manage my child’s challenging behaviors at home?
Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are neurodevelopmental impairments characterized by difficulties with communication, socialization, and rigid and repetitive behaviors (American Psychiatric Association, 2013).
Why my child does not follow my instructions?
One of the most valuable skills for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is the ability to follow instructions.
Discrimination in Language Training
A vital aspect of language training in ABA is what we call “discrimination.” When we use that word, we are referring to the ability to differentiate between two things.
5 activities I should do with my child to increase his spontaneous speech
There are many fun activities that parent can do with their children at home to help develop their children’s spontaneous speech.
Parent Q & A: How do I get my child to carry out routines without reminders?
Having your child to complete routines with little or no help creates independence for the child, increases his/her awareness to his environment and increases his attention in accomplishes a given task.
5 Fun Activities to Increase Children’s Attending
Failing to respond to name calling is one of the common problems in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. As you can imagine, this problem can impact the children in many ways.
Theory of Mind
Some researchers suggested that deficits in social communication and interaction found in individuals with ASD could be explained by impaired Theory of Mind (ToM) development (Broekhof et al., 2015).
Teaching Children to Respond to Name Calling
Failing to respond to name calling is one of the common problems in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. As you can imagine, this problem can impact the children in many ways.
I think my 8-year-old has been sort of lying, what should I do? (Part 2)
Children lie to avoid punishment or responsibility, seeking attention from others, or to protect another person.
I think my 8-year-old has been sort of lying, what should I do? (Part 1)
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that causes challenges in an individual’s social communication skills, social interactions and behaviours.
Develop your Child’s Spontaneous Communication Skills at Home (Part 2 – Technique)
Learning doesn't just happen in the classroom, it can happen anywhere at any time!
Getting Your Child Ready for Primary School – Identify potential triggers
Before a child with Autism joins a mainstream classroom regardless of whether he or she has an aide
ABA Behavior skills – How to increase my child’s tolerance in wearing a Band-Aid
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How Parents can Help and Teach their Children at Home in Terms of Spontaneous Communication (Part 1 Ideas)
It is a fact that technology is an enormous part of the modern era.
Greeting or no greeting?
I remember my parents always reminded me to greet people when I was young.
Values and Guidelines of Using Electronic Devices on Children with ASD
It is a fact that technology is an enormous part of the modern era.
Improving Social Awareness through Games
Social awareness is an importance piece in social skills.
How to make online learning successful for your child?
Some learners with ASD may find online learning more difficult because of the lack of a physical environment that is specific for learning
My child can speak but he rarely talks to me spontaneously. What should I do?
Lack of initiation to communicate is a core issue in individuals with ASD with various levels of language ability and various functioning levels.
How to Avoid your Child with ASD Running Away on Streets
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often have a tendency to run away when they are strolling on the street with their family.
How to teach children to express themselves properly when someone snatched items from him? Part 2
Children with autism often face a lot of difficulties when playing with peer.
How to teach children to express themselves properly when someone snatched items from him? Part 1
Children with autism often face a lot of difficulties when playing with peer.
How To Increase Children’s Initiation In Daily Life: Preschoolers
Continuing the previous article about increasing initiation in toddlers with Autism in daily life, we now look into how to create opportunities for children between the age of 3 to 6.
How to Stop My Child Talking to Himself?
Self-talking is a kind of self-stimulatory behaviours that all of us would do.
15 Rules of reinforcement Part 2
In the previous article, we have shared with you the first 8 rules of reinforcement. In this article, we will continue sharing the remaining 7 rules of reinforcement with you.
15 Rules of reinforcement Part 1
Parents often report that although their children with ASD become attentive in one-to-one therapy, they find it hard to focus in natural settings like home and classroom.
Preparing Your Child to Attend Primary School
Every time when it’s close to the start of a school year, many parents whose children with ASD are going to year 1 would worry
How To Increase Children’s Initiation In Daily Life: Toddlers
One common myth of ABA therapy is that ABA is a compliance training that turns children into passive learners.
Critical School Readiness for Children with Autism
People with ASD are often referred as socially aloof and not interested in others.
Social Relatedness: What is Social Appeal? How to Increase Social Appeal?
People with ASD are often referred as socially aloof and not interested in others.
Is My Child Ready for Group Session?
Throughout our many years in working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, we have found that group session with systematic teaching,
[Learning-How-To-Learn Series] De-structuring One-to-One Therapy to Facilitate Attention in Children with ASD
Parents often report that although their children with ASD become attentive in one-to-one therapy, they find it hard to focus in natural settings like home and classroom.
The Importance of Refining Imitation Skills
Let’s take some time to recall how your PE teacher taught you to do a somersault when you were young.
ABA Training Skills – How to Improve Eye Contact in Children with ASD
Every greeting is a challenge to parents of ASD children. While children may have perfect vision,
Effective Teaching
How to achieve effective teaching? Let us tell you one by one!
ABA Training Skills – How to Teach Verbal Imitation
Verbal imitation is the basis of learning language. However, some children with autism are weak or incomplete in verbal imitation.
ABA Training Skills – How to Teach Children to Ask Questions Spontaneously
Most children with autism need a certain degree of support in lots of skills, these will result children to feel overwhelmed in their daily lives.
Cool or Not Cool? New Approach for Teaching Children with ASD
Have you ever tried teaching a child interpersonal skills, but the strategies didn’t work quite well?
How Does ABA Teach Children with ASD to Follow Instructions?
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often demonstrate higher rates of non-compliance than typically developing children.
How to increase compliance of your children at home?
One common behavioral problem for children with autism is failing to comply with their parents
Manage Children’s Behavioral Problem
Many parents have approached and consulted me for tips to change their children’s disruptive behavior.
How to manage challenging behaviors
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often exhibit challenging behavioral problems such as tantrums, aggression,
Applied Behavior Analysis – Aiding Tools (1)
Everyone hopes to get their job done as soon as possible so they can relax and enjoy their rewards,
How to improve children’s tolerance level to failure
The tolerance level of children with ASD is usually lower than normally developing children.
What Should I Do When My Son Has Self-Stimulatory Behavior
Self-stimulatory behavior and what to do about it is a very common question from parents
How to Train Your Kid to Be an Independent Sleeper
Sleeping problems are very common in children with ASD and can be very hard to manage.